Now that everythings been hacked.. What about?

**itsMoeyy** · 01-11-2011,03:34 AM

NTFS support?

Is it or will it ever be possible, so we can run homebrews, HD movies, backups from our externals that are over 4gb?

Discuss.

**Saner** · 01-11-2011,03:55 AM

How has everything been hacked ?

Anyway, I would imagine the most likly option in time would be ext3 (2/4) support, ntfs is a bitch at the best of times, thats if it ever happens at all.

**Melfice** · 01-11-2011,04:20 AM

Why everybody cant stop asking this question? It will never happen. There will be NO ntfs support ever.
Only if sony make it themselfs in their future firmware updates.

**Agret** · 01-11-2011,04:49 AM

Originally Posted by Saner

How has everything been hacked ?

Should check the PSX Scene site more often, sonys master keys have been leaked and you can sign anything & everything

**OnePlayer** · 01-11-2011,04:49 AM

No it is quite possible to do. People are still doing basic things with MFW / CFW. Things will come but will take time.

**Saner** · 01-11-2011,04:57 AM

Originally Posted by Agret

Should check the PSX Scene site more often, sonys master keys have been leaked and you can sign anything & everything

I appreciate that (although arnt some keys missing hence the check removed on geohot's firmware), but until we have full control to do what we want, and how we want to do it I wouldnt say everything was hacked.

**SpaceJump** · 01-11-2011,05:12 AM

Originally Posted by Melfice

Why everybody cant stop asking this question? It will never happen. There will be NO ntfs support ever.
Only if sony make it themselfs in their future firmware updates.

Why? The Wii also natively isn't NFTS compatible, but NTFS is implemented into the USB Loaders. Never say never

**KainUK** · 01-11-2011,07:18 AM

NTFS probably will not happen.

It's a Microsoft copyrighted file system. Integrating it into the PS3 could cause some major legal issues.

Dev's would be better off working on an open source file system, such as ext3 or UDF (which, btw, the PS3 can already read! It just needs to be able to do so through USB).

**itsMoeyy** · 01-11-2011,07:23 AM

Originally Posted by KainUK

NTFS probably will not happen.

It's a Microsoft copyrighted file system. Integrating it into the PS3 could cause some major legal issues.

Dev's would be better off working on an open source file system, such as ext3 or UDF (which, btw, the PS3 can already read! It just needs to be able to do so through USB).

Well I wasn't necessarily saying that it had to be NTFS support.
Any format that supports files being able to be played that are over 4gbs are a huge advantage to the scene.

The PS3 is such a powerful system, hence it hasn't been fully hacked yet until right now.

**KainUK** · 01-11-2011,07:26 AM

Agreed.

I bought a Blu-Ray player simply because it supports more file formats than my PS3 and... SOMEHOW... has NTFS support integrated into it.

They must've paid M$ a decent amount of cash to get that!

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